I’ve been a client of Expedia and hotels.com for almost 10 years and this was the worst experience I have ever had in a hotel booked through them.
1- If you see a $200 credit per day, it actually means you have 65% discount for spa, tours and hair salon services. However, a nail polish is $90. So not worth at all. By the way, it took me 3 days to discover how to use this credit, nobody gives you information.
2- We had a reservation at restaurant Toro, we got there on time our name was not in the list. First attitude of the hostess was to say I can’t do anything and imply we were lying. 30 minutes of back-and-forth we got seated with help of the person who registered our family for the dinner, but the worst part was 3 employees insinuating we were lying while our children were sitting, hungry and waiting.
3- Worst part was my son getting sick and vomiting for 2 days. He got sick into this resort can be food or swallowing some water from the pool, it doesn’t matter he got sick here. He vomited in the pool deck, we called the staff to clean it up. Nobody ever reached out to us to ask about his health or to offer any help.
Surprisingly the hotel got interested on his health conditions when we ask kids to replace the bedsheets because he felt sick over the bed and they need replacements. This is when the nightmare starts and the hotel calls me to charge $296 for damaging hotel property. What? Dirty sheet due to kid sickness caused by the hotel is property damage?